If you ever find yourself in London in need of an alcoholic drink, it might be something different to have that beverage in one of the smallest pubs the city has to offer.
The Coach and Horses. Bruton Street, W1. Mayfair.
The Dove, Upper Mall, W4. Chiswick, next to the River Thames.
The Euston Tap, Euston Station, NW1.
The Rake, Borough Market, SE1. Just south of London Bridge.
The Cask and Glass, Palace Street, SW1. Victoria.
CHEERS!
beetleypete 
Pete, thank you for sending me those links to your other, prior posts on pubs. Very much appreciated! Best, Bruce
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You can save them for when you visit the city, Bruce. Have a drink in each one! đ
Best wishes, Pete.
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Those pubs are looking so amazing. A great difference to all these mass serving entities. Thanks for sharing, Michael
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Yes, they are unusual, but you have to get inside them early. đ
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Oh yes, i understand. There is less space, đ xx Michael
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At first i apologize for my delay, Pete! I hope you are well, and will see what happend the last days around you, Ollie and Beetley! Enjoy a beautiful Sunday! xx Michael
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Thanks as always, Michael.
Best wishes, Pete.
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You are welcome, Pete! Thank you as well. Best wishes, Michael
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Charming! I hope the pubs are thriving.
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All those featured are still trading, and doing well.
Best wishes, Pete.
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Good! Best to you, Pete.
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I’m sure I’ve seen a couple of them and I’ve been in one. Lovely! Thanks, Pete.
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Something cheerful from me, for a change! đ
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What we call a neighborhood haunt. Love these!
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You have to get there early to drink inside though, John. đ
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I love London pubs and Borough Market hopefully I’ll be heading that way next week đ
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You will be shocked at the prices for drinks, Carol. đ
Best wishes, Pete. x
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I don’t even think I should guess a large beer here is equivalent to about a pound in the Uk but I guess wine will be cheaper as it’s imported here and very expensive đ x
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In one of the pubs shown here, a glass of wine would be at least ÂŁ5. But you can get a pint of beer in somewhere like our local town, Dereham, for ÂŁ3. x
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Wines about the same but beer is half the price here.. x
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I wonder if they are all still there, Pete?
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Yes, they are all there as of this week, I looked up the websites or links.
Best wishes, Pete.
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Oh, very good!
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Tiny Pubs? Who knew. Question is, do they have Kronenbourg 1664 on tap? That’s all that matters.
Cheers,
CT
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That all depends on who owns or manages the pub, Chris.
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Thanks as always for reblogging, Jack.
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The Dove would be my first choice. I’m sure they are all wonderful.
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The Dove is right by the river, but it is quite a long way from the centre, Cindy. Just off the A4 on the way out to Heathrow.
Best wishes, Pete. x
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Iâll have to tag them his post so if I ever get to London Iâll know where to quench my thirst! đC
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Some of those pubs have a very long history, Cheryl.
Best wishes, Pete. x
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I bet they do! You should blog about that, it would be so interesting!
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Already done! x
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Amazing thanks for sharing. I wouldnât mind seeing the Coach and Horses, it looks amazing.
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You have to get in there before it gets busy, or you will have to drink your beer outside. đ
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Thanks Pete. Will check it out when I head to London đ
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The Coach & Horses. Now that’s the coolest pub I have ever seen.
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It dates from around 1770, Leon.
Best wishes, Pete.
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Thanks Pete, when we get over there you’ve provided us with a great itinerary đđ
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Might make a change from the usual ‘chain’ pubs, Bobby.
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That first one looks very narrow!
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It is indeed, Liz. At busy times, people have to stand outside.
Best wishes, Pete.
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Too claustrophoic for me!
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Always enjoyed English pubs and pub lunch
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So many have become ‘corporate’ now, Carolyn. Big companies taking over, making every pub they own look the same.
Best wishes, Pete.
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It’s the way of the world, isn’t it. Sad. I loved all those individual places with their own character.
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HI Pete, what fun, thanks for sharing about these pubs.
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Something to see when you are next in London, Robbie. đ
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We’ve got The Nutshell in Bury St. Edmunds… tiny, tiny place and quite famous. This year they’ve been allowed to have chairs and tables outside.
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I have heard of that pub. There are lots of very tiny pubs in Britain, this was just a London selection. đ
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These places look so cute and charming. They would be fun to visit.
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I have been to three of them, Darlene. They get crowded, but are fun to try.
Best wishes, Pete.
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I’d pick the Coach and Horses. I hear the body generates a lot of horsepower with their alcoholic offerings.
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But you wouldn’t be able to expolit that, in such a small space!
Best wishes, Pete.
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how very fun! cheers
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Glad you liked this post, Beth.
Best wishes, Pete.
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The Dove in Hammersmith is about 4x8ft. It is past the bridge by the river off Rivercourt Rd. Now how do i know that. The guys at work tasked me to organise a social and I arranged it there. None of them had heard of the place, I had got a call there so knew. But after the joke, there was a nearby boat ramp that had boat we could have a BBQ on.
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I have been in there, but it is so long ago now I actually forget when it was. Maybe 1983/1984?
Cheers, Pete.
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